Oasis (2024)
In 2019, Chileans launch a nationwide campaign to draft a new constitution. For three years, indigenous, feminist, militant, legal, anarchist and conservative activists shape the democratic protests.
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Earliest Release DateNovember 21, 2024
(New Zealand)
Running Time1 hr 20 min
GenresDocumentary
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Catalina Alarcón | Director |
| Isabel Baeza | Director |
| David Belmar | Director |
| Josefina Buschmann | Director |
| Daniela Camino | Director |
| Francina Carbonell | Director |
| Flavia Contreras De la Parra | Director |
| Alba Gaviraghi | Director |
| Valeria Hofmann | Director |
| Anibal Jofré | Director |
| Antonio Luco | Director |
| Felipe Morgado | Director |
| Christopher Murray | Director |
| Israel Pimentel | Director |
| Andy Rodríguez | Director |
| Tamara Uribe | Director |
| Thomas Woodroffe | Director |
| Catalina Alarcón | Writer |
| Josefina Buschmann | Writer |
| Royerliz García | Writer |
| Alba Gaviraghi | Writer |
| Anibal Jofré | Writer |
| Antonio Luco | Writer |
| Felipe Morgado | Writer |
| Christopher Murray | Writer |
| Diego Pino Anguita | Writer |
| Tamara Uribe | Writer |
| Alba Gaviraghi | Producer |
| Diego Pino Anguita | Producer |
| Adolfo Mesías | Cinematographer |
| Andrea Chignoli | Editor |
| Felipe Morgado | Editor |
| Christopher Murray | Editor |
| Tamara Uribe | Editor |
